Opinion

Smuggled smokes and lawmaking blokes

No matter how noble, Arizona's attempt to regulate the vices of the general population proved to be in vain.

By Jordan Bohannon | April 2, 2014

Casting critics should turn down for representation

I think it best to reserve judgment of an actor's or actress’s casting until after the final product is unveiled and reviewed.

| April 2, 2014

Letter: To the constituents of Undergraduate Student Government Downtown

Letter to the Editor: "So please, vote for Alexis Kramer, Ryan Boyd and Windsor Smith."

By Letters | April 1, 2014

The dangerous selfie

While portraiture is here to stay, we need to accept that these images are less real than ever before.

| April 1, 2014

American Eagle pet clothing line is doggone bizarre

If there's ever a moment where you're feeling the strong urge to slip your labradoodle into a hoodie, go home, stop the insanity, pick up a tennis ball and head to your local dog park instead.

By Micaela Rodriguez | April 1, 2014

Honoring two we lost this week

ASU lost two of its own this week.

By Editorial Board | April 1, 2014

Virginity auctions reveal true source of prostitution

Men are the driving force of all forms of prostitution, including virginity auctions. They are the customers while women are the suppliers.

By Aubrey Mccleve | April 1, 2014

Multicultural emojis a gray area for Apple developers

What if new emojis hurt feelings more than they help diversity?

| March 31, 2014

'Game of Thrones' undermines traditional fantasy for the better

While most television shows attempt to court the masses by sacrificing character complexity in favor of mindless action, "Game of Thrones" gives its characters top priority

| March 31, 2014

Why 'The Good Wife' should drop love triangles

There are subplots aplenty in "The Good Wife," none of which are made less compelling by a death in the law firm.

By Savannah Thomas | March 31, 2014

Capital punishment unethical while state uses cruel drugs

With the impurity of the drugs used in recent months, lawmakers are beginning to think it is only fair to delay court proceedings.

By Isaac Gilbert | March 31, 2014

Letter: Fairness appreciated in TKE sanctions

Letter to the Editor: "The fraternity can dismiss them and the university can expel them, but to banish the entire fraternity from the ASU campus over this incident seems unreasonable, unnecessary and an overreaction. "

By Letters | March 31, 2014

Texting, driving don't mix on San Francisco freeways

Many people are aware that texting and driving is dangerous, but there is a certain pressure to respond quickly.

| March 30, 2014

Obama cares—but do we?

Health insurance is like car insurance, but we should probably pay a little bit of attention.

| March 30, 2014

How to get Millennials off your lawn

Nearly every major news outlet has run at least one essay lamenting the Millennial's work ethic, selfie habits and tendency to use the word "literally" incorrectly.

By Savannah Thomas | March 27, 2014

Letter: Ea, not Noah

The Bible is as much about illusion as are Hollywood movies attempting to draw in religious believers deceived by belief in purloined narratives.

By Letters | March 27, 2014

It's 4 o'clock somewhere, and Starbucks starts the party

Starbucks has recently decided to add evening selections to its menu.

| March 27, 2014

Letter: Athletics fee passage completely democratic

Letter to the Editor: "The shared governance ASASU and the ASU administration is based on mutual respect and trust of one another. "

By Editorial Board | March 27, 2014

'Ya' or 'yeah:' How texting's cues are a social minefield

It’s the age of technology so instead of focusing on in-person communication skills, many have turned their attention to text messaging skills.

By Brooke Ramos | March 27, 2014

Boos & Bravos: March 27

Bravo to progress the CARE Team has made in investigating child abuse reports neglected by Child Protective Services.

By Editorial Board | March 27, 2014

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